How do I import RAW images into elements 9

Just purchased a computer with windows 8 & a pentax K-3 camera & loaded elements 9 & I can't import the photos I shot in RAW? How do I do this?

The K-3 is a relatively new camera and Adobe only updates whatever the current Elements is with new camera support. For you that is Elements 12 updated to use ACR 8.3 or newer.
So buy a new Elements or you can use the DNG Converter to convert a folder of PEF files to DNGs with Adobe software and they should open is your older PSE9 ACR plug-in, provided that you set the Compatibility level old enough in the DNGC to match whatever ACR version PSE9 has.

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